An 80-year-old man from Vinton died last week when the motorcycle he was operating collided with a deer in Buchanan County.
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An 80-year-old man from Vinton died last week when the motorcycle he was operating collided with a deer in Buchanan County.
Five people sustained what are believed to be minor injuries after a man intentionally drove into them following a dispute Friday night in Iowa City.
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Despite an oppressive heat index nearing 110 degrees, with 73 percent humidity and almost no breeze, Tiger Hawk-clad freshmen and their families over the weekend unloaded truck beds and trunks crammed with duffel bags, laundry baskets, pillows, and microwaves in anticipation of the start of the fall semester.
Also in this week’s Government Notes, Marion officials will discuss a proposed aquatics center project this week.
The federal government’s most recent assessment of health-facility inspections indicates Iowa has failed to meet three key standards.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act into law 90 years, aiming to provide economic stability for older Americans. Today, the program supports nearly 69 million people monthly but faces significant challenges.
J.D. Scholten is dropping out of the crowded Democratic primary in Iowa’s U.S. Senate election, and endorsing fellow Democratic state legislator Josh Turek, who just announced his candidacy this past week.
The Pear Shakekup at Wetherby Park in Iowa City invited the public to shake pear trees to bring fruit down from hard-to-reach branches
After four-plus decades, more than 30 bowl games, and trips to 34 cities in 15 states, Lou Crist is on the cusp of retirement.
A photo assignment in a dark room offered The Gazette’s Elizabeth Wood an opportunity to photograph silhouettes.
Sourcing fresh and local food and composting food waste remain priorities of the Iowa City Community School District as student demand for school breakfast and lunch increases.
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